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cupid04 | 20:49 Wed 20th Feb 2013 | Religion & Spirituality
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What is it about atheists that they would spend so much time, attention, and energy refuting something that they don't believe exists?
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I don't Cupid because I 'know' it doesn't exist. :)
I've asked this before too, cupid. I don't get why either side of the fence really care about the beliefs of others.

Each to their own as far as I'm concerned.
I think for me it's the incredudulity I fel that anyone believes it.
I can't believe they believe.
In my entire life, I have spent no more time and energy than it took to reply to this post, in refuting your something.
Atheists simply refute the arguments placed in front of them by the Religionists.

I also don't believe in Unicorns but as I rarely come up against someone propounding their existence, I don't have to spend much time in rebuttal.
Most (if not all) of the time it is in refutation of statements from the fairytale believers who are peddling their lies willy nilly. It is because people generally were too ignorant to perform such refutations in the past that these myths have gained such credence.
Jth. Did I ever tell about the time I saw a unicorn?
doctorb - Write a book about it.......it could be a best-seller for 2000 years. :o)
Some, you mean............ Some atheists.

I think you have got to be as mad as a box of frogs to believe in a god

But I wouldn't waste too much time telling people that they are as mad as a box of frogs for believing in a god.
I believe for every drop of rain that falls.....oops sorry, wrong thread cupid pal :-)
I feel that if someone wants to believe in unicorns, let them. I'm a big girl, I can ignore any attempts by them to convince me of their existence.

I don't feel the urge to argue with them about it.
I don't believe I've ever seen a box of frogs.
You need more faith Wharton.
I've seen a parcel of rogues.
If people want to believe in God/Unicorns, I agree that it is entirely a matter for their own imagination.

It is when they 'insist' that others collude with them in this delusion and try to foist the proscriptions and bizarre tenets of *faith* upon the rest of the population via Legislation that I start to bridle.
What is it about believers that they spend so much time and energy trying to foist their views on the atheists? Probably because the very few that do, on both sides, enjoy a good debate.
I think I've seen that too Wharton. Good film.
Mick, They do look mad.
delicious when sautéed, never eaten unicorn though.

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